- them.
Historian Thomas Asbridge states that,
while the "cannibalism at
Marrat is
among the most
infamous of all the
atrocities perpetrated by the First...
-
William Marrat (1772–1852) was an
English printer,
publisher and educator,
known as a
mathematician and antiquarian. Born at Sibsey, Lincolnshire, on 6...
- 1835)
Olivella pulchra (
Marrat, 1871)
Olivella pulicaria (
Marrat, 1871)
Olivella pura (Reeve, 1850)
Olivella pusilla (
Marrat, 1871) - tiny
dwarf olive...
-
abyssicolus (A. Adams, 1852) N****arius
acteon MacNeil, 1960 N****arius a****inatus (
Marrat, 1880) N****arius
acuticostus (Montrouzier in
Souverbie & Montrouzier, 1864)...
-
Oliva circinata Marrat, 1871
Oliva concavospira G. B.
Sowerby III, 1914 †
Oliva curta Raven & Recourt, 2018
Oliva cylindrica Marrat, 1867
Oliva dactyliola...
-
established a
monastic seminary, the
Monastery of St.
Ephrem The Syrian, at
Marrat Saidnaya.
Inaugurated on 14
September 1996, this
Monastery forms part of...
- Cameron; Buck Savage; Tex Bancroft; Rafe Bernard;
Simon Latter;
Nicholas Marrat;
Frank Denver Occupation Author Language English Nationality British Genre...
- in the
family Olividae, the olives.
Subspecies Oliva fulgurator bullata Marrat, 1871
Oliva fulgurator fulgurator (Röding, 1798) This
marine species occurs...
-
namely the
Lower Cretaceous Ratawi and
Minagish limestones and the Jur****ic
Marrat Formation also
contain significant oil
reserves but are less substantial...
- 811.
Retrieved 14
April 2011.
Marrat,
William (1814). The
history of Lincolnshire. Vol. 2. Boston, Lincs.:
William Marrat. pp. 186–193. "Toft and Croft"...
